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Nsw YORK, June IL. l:N p. n.-Aoney loaned
at AZ per cent Exchange steady, u sot6t 81 ;
Governments arm. Currency s's. q y DID; Ss
Comp, d 29R bid; tks DO, q CsA BID.
The stock market this morning was eH-
tremely dull, only s, 600 shares changing hands
from the opening to the close. at midday. The
tone OF speculation Was weak and prices grad
ually sagsed. Lake shore, Louisville 4 Nash.
vi le, Denver 4 Bio Grande and Jersey Central
were about the weakest stocks on the list. Al
the close prices a. compared with yesterday s
closing showed declines of 4 to y per cent. ex
cep. for St Paul 4 Duluth Canada Pacific. New
Albany & Chicago aud san Francisco. These
were q I'm and maintained their opening prices.
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4 ossa WsssA 60 - enA Over rsssy
Douss uns dusin6 Fd1sy night NE rssi-
once end seoeo q 0eosge q. Maynard, ol
euebafus ~ eaosso1 - thisvss. The 60
tsonce wao e6es1ed BY forcin0
opsn the posloe shutter and raising
the window. When In NE paflos
acceo We he'd 10 The store room. II is not
definitely known oil that was stolen, but
among The articles missed are . gold wstch
end chain, revolver, . dosen ine shirtA No
IN notes and Ill the change In the money
drawer amounting 70 about q
Three strangers were In the borough In the
afternoon and they claimed that they were
looking for work. To-day they are missins
and the supposition 10 that they committed
the robbery. The theft was discovered when
the store wss opened for business this morn.
Ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

VERY SsV meu have 20 children. but Jo'
seph Ehrhsrdt Q resident Of East New ork,
II one Of this minority. He y popular man
smoue his ueishbors and 10 way up In the
dearees Of Free Masonry. He IL commander
Of Won Meusch Masonic lodge, and q mem.
ber ofseveral musical societiea His twentieth
child was baptized Friday night and nearly
100 Of his friends gathered around his little
house in the outskirts OF Brooklyn to cele.
brste the event Mis- EhrhArdt is Q strong.
we'll built, little woman weighing about l5o
pouudA She looked nearly ss young ss her
oldest daughter and several years more
youthful than her big burly soma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

Judge Patterson has revoked the order
made recommitting the auditors report
In the estate OF Amos Henderson, de-
ceased, for correction In accordance with
the supreme court decision. He will In .
day or two make an order on the I'D.
ministrator of the estate Of John X.
Reed, deceased, to pay over to the admins.
traitor OF Amos Henderson enough money to
pay the Franklin claim, which took the re.
port to the supreme court When that order
is made the ad min istrator will be ready to
pay to the hundreds Of Amos Henderson,
titled,
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PHILApnLPHIA. june li.-Ilour market quiet ;
eales, ilo barrels Minnesota Bakers, o. 0sst 20 |;
y l50t65; Patents, q 6ifS5 10.
Rye nour steady. o. T5&t2 S.
Wheat June, sI<c. July, a3.c.; August,
S0xc Sept, si4c.
Corn-J une, .bc July. 46kc; August &c.
Sept. t9Ac.
0eis.Lune. size; July. S7Kc.; August. ssc;
Sept, Sikc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

A disPstch from st Louis annouoss that II
has been decided TO postpone the ssosnt Of
tho Dig World balloon which was 70 have
to-day. 1t was found necessary 70 ChanSs
the programme on accnunt OF the unfayornblo
condition OF the air currents. The chanoos
are that the ascent will not take place until
Tuesday or Wednesday next e the oondi-
lions will not b favorable until then.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Wysndo,ts County, Ohio.

H. X. Breneman, the insurance and real
estate agent, has advertised the sale Of i'm
proved fArrus in Wysndotte county, Ohio
That part OF the Buckeye state is looming,
plenty OF natural gas and oil beng found,
and these products will not fail TO attract
more manufacturing enterprises
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Water Pipe Burst.

Friday afternoon the l2-inch water main,
extending from the water works to the reser.
voir, burst in the fiat near the wster works.
gang OF workmen, under direction Of
Superintendent Hslbsch, stopped the leak
and made the necessary repairs last night
and this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

Miss A. N. ARcuANsAIT. who has had large
experience in instructiug pupils In drawing and
painting, q former pupil and student OF the
Philadelphia Academy OF Fine Arts, proposes
to open summer school in Lancaster for teach.
ing beginners or advanced scholars. She refers
TO Rev. c. Elvin Houpt, pastor of race Lutheran
church, IN this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
The Alumni Association.

The High School Alumni association cele.
bsasss tho 9th year of IT. existence with 4
banquet this year. This banquet OF refresh.
msnts and toasts Will be held on the evening
os January Both, In Eshleman's hall. The
prospects are for good attendance, q the
oeeire to be present seems very general. The
success OF this banquet will pave the way for
u: annual recurrence q feature Of our high
school commencement day.
Finely engraved Certificates OF member.
ship will b sent this month to the paying
ooatTibutors OF the association. They have
ben gottsn up In handsome manner and
yoaect credit on the sssociation.
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How Thsrmsn settled the reporter.

Albany special to Rittsburg Dispatch.
al have not been In Albany before, In
some forty years,' he said, /" and now that
the president 10 to he here tomorrow,
sSbonld like very much to stop over"
You are an admrer Of Governor Hill, are
you not ~ inquired the reporter.
Mr. Thurman smiled broadly and replied,
- he glanced ut his wife, whom he al ddressed
- " My Dear" :" don't adj mire any body but
this old woman here" and Mrs Thurman
joined heartily In the laughter which fol-
lowed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Ready to stuoy Aaed,csps

Charles A. Malone, son OF Richard A. Ma.
lone, the well-known railroad contractor,
has passed successfully the preliminary
examination Cor admission into the medical
department OF the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA Mr.. Malone has been studying In
Philadelphia under the private tutorship OF
Mr.. Francis O'HeA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
More Money for CITY schoo 10.

The appropriations made to the common
schools of the state by the legislature for the
next two years is fifty per cent greater than
ever before. This will increase the appropri.
alton to the common schools Of this city about
g, SEQ, and 1t will increase the appropriations
in the rural districts by the same proportion,
about one-half more.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
P.O. 8. of A. Chesp Excursion

TO Valley Forge on saturday June 18th. Trans
leave Lancaster King street, ut 7.3) IN; Col
umb!s, 7S0 a. III. Fare only o.. IS. Leave Man
helm at sss u IN. Fair $3.50 KeturUing, trains
leave Valley Forge at 4.i! p. m. Grand reunion
and celebration of 2. O. 5. of A. At Valley Forge
the historic hills OF Pennsyl vania
jlnll l3,lj.l1dSltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

Rev. j. A. Cooper. pastor Bird.in Hand circuit
NJ. +. church. will preach sunday. June IL, Us
follows At 10 a. N ,Soudersburg; rs y, m,
Bird In Hand p. m, will attend " Children's
Day services At Bareviile. j. W. weaver Will
conduct service at New Holl and at 10 a. m. The
New Holland sabbath school will hold " Chill.
dren Q Day in the evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

For rent One OF the best store stands in the
county. with postoflice IN operation. situated in
the village OF salungs. and doing business of
$1,000 yearly. Good reasons given for the pro-
prietor going out OF business. Apply to or ad.
dress, j. J.HIEsTASD SrAUFFER.
g. std salunga Lancaster County, Ia.
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To start for Enron. S.,, v..n.

George Lsubach, of Esston, son OF VII.
liam Lsubach Rev. Rufus W. Miller, for.
merly Of Franklin and Marshall college and
Paul Kunkle, OF Harrisburg, will leave
Friday next for an European tour. They
will sail on Saturday with the steam ship Ser.
via OF the Cunard line.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Ciyn Suit for Damaxaa

Mrs. Laura X. Stoner, this morning br ought
civil suit for damages against J. 4. HofIer,
son OF the publisher OF the Mount Joy Her.
aid. MIR. Hotter admitted on the stand that
he wrote the libellous article about her and
Reuben Shelly elopiDg. Mrs. Stoner claims
g., ,OOO dSnlagea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Pleased with Cooking Apparasus.

From the West Chester Republican.
Yesterday Hon. John NJ. Stehmsn and
Andrew Nj. Frantz, of Lancaster county,
trustees of the Millersville State Normal
school, visited the Normal school at West
Chester. They spent the day here, and were
interested in looking over the school. They
were especially interested in the steam cook.
ing apparatus.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Erecting q Steam Plpa.

Between No. 2 and No mills steam pipe
ID In course OF erection TO be 80 feet above
ground. The scafiolding In held by clamps,
which are patented, and the new device at.
tracts much attention among builders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

As will be seen by the advertisement else.
where. the firm Of A. A. Myers Il Co, tanners
and general leather dealers, have dissolved.
Morris 2cok re,ires ftom III firm and A. A.
Myers retains the business excessively.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

Yesterday two painters In the employ Of
John Long were working on . plank which
was on two trestles at Reisrs grocery, on West
King street The plank slipped and both
fell to the ground, q distance of about ten
feet They were slightly bruised and the
paint was spilled In ali directions
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

Those two celebrated prsaohsra the Rev.
Dr. Bacon and the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecber, we're onoe disputing oa some rsljg-
lastsr Of using Wit In his sesmonA Well"
aid M. Bes0heg, "suppose u bed pleas0d
Sod e give you W.T. Whae would Jon have
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
VIII Join Another Circus.

The Wilmer Brothers, OF this city, VITO
started out with the Msnches 4 Harbers cir.
Gus, have left 1t and will join Stevens show
in Chicago Charles is at home on = Il lying
visit to his family.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

There will be q sile OF fne carriage and draft
horses on Wednesday At o'clock p m, At the
stables OF Rahter Burns, In rear OF the National
hAnsA
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ohspsneoe 81 ri.o HOMO,

This morning Kaufman Dsutsch shipped
- New York lot OF The finest looking dIiv.
ing end drafs h0Fses that hsve bsen ssen ON
ne stsssts for many day. There were
thaEty-six Of them, and Ill wGgo - sissk .
OoAo1. etyliAh In movement and htgh bred.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

The olive Branch Society OF Moun,vine will
hold straw berry aud i,e cream festival June
Is, II and Is in the second story OF A, Il. Myers
store, Mountville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Grain ana Psovisiona
Furnished by 8. X. Yundt, Broker.

CHICAGO, June IL, O'Clock y. m.
Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork, Lard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

GAVE MONEY YANDSECURE A Policy
~ in the BANKERS and Business Mems Glass of
the U. b. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY. Of Ltba.
non, Pa. Against accident, in the United States
Mutual Accident, OF broadway, New f0rk, and
all having new features.
HENRY BECHTOLD, Agent,
No. 81 North Y loen 81 rect
"a Two-Story Brick house in good repair
and IL Iuon. tor sale or rent. HI
lts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
Handsome Testimonial.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. ll.-Dunng
the presentation Of II TroYa;ore by the En-
ma Abbott company ct the Opera Eouse,
last night, the performance was interrupted
by L. G. Walker, city editor of the Times,
who appeared upon the stage, and, IN the
name Of large number OF the best citizens
of Chattanooga, presented Miss Abbott Wild
G. large, magnificent solid silver yacht, as q
testimonial of Chattanooga's appreciation OF
her courageous end wellexpressed defense
of her profession against the bitter denunci
alton of minister at one Of the leading
churches in Nashville, Sunday. The ap.
plause that followed the presentation ives
something never before witnessed in the
Chattanooga Opera House. Miss Abbott,
with faltering voice, and tears streaming
from her eyes, made the following reply :;
Ladies and gentlemen, or rather, friends
I can't think of you other than friends. You
don't know how my heart is touched by
this kind token OF your approval OF my
course. I was present at that church al
Nashville by accident, but when l heard
| nv sister artists and myself maligned, had
to speak, even if the whole church had fail-
en- on me. When l think of Jennie Lind
who gave fortune to charity; OF Parepa
Rosa, who is now in heaven; of Charlotte
Cushman, of Mary Anderson, you and
know their lives is q refutaton of all the
shameless slaoders he heaped upon them.
received kilograms to-day from all parts OF
the United States approving my course, and
feel very grateful for this, but Chattanooga
shall always have warm spot in my heart
and shall always cherish this as the kind
est token in my entire artistic career"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
A Terrible Accident.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Au accident has oc
Cured on the Chicago and Atlantic Rail-
way, near Kouts, Ind, in which it is re-
ported twenty-five people were killed. a
fast freight train ran into the rear end OF a
passenger train. te!escoping two cars. II is
not yet known in which direction the pas
seDger train was going. At the general OF
fee of the Chicsgo and Atlantic Railway
here no information on the subject can be
obtained. :.
A telegram received at 11:35 a. M. said
ten dead bodies had already been taken
from the wreck and the men conducting the
ghastly work were unable to say how many
other corpses we're still in the debris. In
addition to the killed, the telegram says q
list has been prepared showing the injured
to number at less. twenty-one persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
Tie Late Major Law. HooG.

Major Jas Law Hoof died at his residence in
this county on SATURDAY. last, aged 81 years His
death is public loss indeed. For many yezrs he
was very active, occupying positions OF public
trust and always performing the duties o! them
with earne-tness and fidelity, and never sinking
responsibility. He was philosophical aud ever
energetic in business, public or private. Emphatic
in speech, sometimes little brusque in manner.
but withal genial and ardent in his friends ips
Before the war he vas an cihcer III the volunteer
soldiery. At the beginning OF the wa ne Was
Msjor in the I'd Virginia Regiment and served s.
such until il was mustered into the confederate
service when there Was 4 reorganization as TO reg.
mental officers. lie then enlisted in Co. q Bott.
Greys) and served in the ranks for twelve mouths
afterwards captain of cavalry aud subsequently
Major and Quartermaster OF the 11th Regiment
Rossers brigade of cavalry. He had 4 clean hon
the Legislature with credit % himself and honor
to his constituency; was al one time iRA.en-
tial member of the Council Of Charlestowu and Fl
the time Of his death President CT the Couafy
Court. Almost his last business transaction IN
ing = seeming arrest Of the seTloGs i!inc>, list
finally took him away, was in the interest u d..
public lie presided fer 3 day or two q. ? ;esu. col,
the Court. thus, in his last hours, slmost at'ts.
ing his fidelity 10 public dnty. There was moth
ing negative il the character OF Majo- Ecoh and
in his relations with men he WAS more positive
than passive. Hospitable in his home-biad. a.
fectionate, provident, generous.
By the death of Msjo. Hootl we are bcrett OF
good friend. Sometimes he stood By Us waau
others were iimid. Reqaiescdt Ia pace.
The services at the house snd grave were con-
Quoted by Rev. Dallas Tucker and the seraon
was preached by Rev. Or. 4. c. Hopkins The
interment took place at Edge Hill cemetery Oh
Tuesday The nall bearers were E. B. Wsshle-
ton. ] B. McElroy, g. c. Washington, William
Beall Samuel Howell, J. W. Rider David Howell
and Richard Henderson. Charlest0un ~ I'a
! S.ni.it Of L.tf.csnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

GRIFFIN, Ga, Oct. IL Information ct
bloody ending ofa family f'u1 oflong stand
ing has just reached here. In the north
western part of Monroe county, near The
Spalding line, the Hands and Coins live.
They are both families of Influence aud
responsibility. For long years they lived
peaceably together in neishborly sort OF
way. Several years ago some local matter
caused an arrangement between the two
families. This feeling was nursed until in
tense hatred exists between the members OF
each family. Sunday afternoon A. J. Com
and Wm. Hand, while going along the pub
lie road, met each other face TO face. Some
words passed between them. The bad feel
ING soon asserted itself aad in few minutes
both parties had drawn their pistols and he
gan firing OF each other. Hand received a
pislo! ball in his RICH! shoulder and III The
left side CT his abdomen Coin was shot in
or near the centre OF the abdomen. Alter
Coin had been shot and after having pui
two bullets into the body Of Hand, be took
q stem further and sent another ball crash
inc through Hands head, killing him In
stan.y. Coin is not yet dead, but his wonnd
/, c1neiderfd fatal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

To MOST reasonable people i: would seem
That tho.e voters of Alexandria who have
even the slightest concern in the welfare
of their city would not only take PRIDE
in re-electing Judge Stuart 10 The leg
is'ature. but would str.v. to re'eiec'
him as means by which to al
vance their own Individual Interests
The pride comes in from the fact that the
Sneaker of The House of Delegates, when an
able and efficient officer, az the Judge i7,
naturally reflects honor end prominence
upon bis own local constituency the maze
rial interest, from the fact that the influence
upon legislation acquired by such an oihcer
is ain OF necessarily greater than that OF
any other member, and that, consequently
increased probability is added To the pas
sage Of any bills for the benefit of his imme-
diate constituents. If Alexaudrians be wise
thew will re- elect the Judge by an Increased
majority. He can do more for them'in the
legislature III IN any other msn they conld
send there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
rar pul1ApElpn1A Record saya

"There is not much difference between
the two parties in Virginia under their pres
emit management. While the republicans
declare for free whiskey and high taxes on
food and clothing, the demo Gratis are for free
whiskey and tariff ref,rm some other year.
But the democrats have John s. Barbour for
their candidate for United States Senator
and the republicans have nobody save Ma
hone. This is what weighs down the pollt
ical ecals in Virginia heavily in favor OF the
democrats"
The Record is one of the very few North
ern newspapers that know anything about
the real condition of the Southern half OF
their country, but that it is thoroughly aware
of the true state Of affairs in Virginia is de
monstrated by the above quotation from its
editorial columns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

The CONTEMPT CAsEs.-Mr. Meredith.
counsel TO. Attorney General Ayers and
Commonwealth Attorney Scott, OF Eau
quier, vent to Washington yesterday, car
rying with him the application fer writ of
habeas corpus for these gentlemen, and the
matter will be- submitted to the whole Su.
preme Bench. Mr. Ayers, in order to assist
his counsel in the preparation OF the papers,
was out Of the jail the greater part OF yes
terdav in the custody OF n deputy marshal.
The Governor has had several conferences
with Mr. Ayers on this subject, and fully APP
proves of hat gentleman's course in this
matter. Mr.. W L. Royal, the counsel for
the foreign bondholders, has communicated
with Attorney General Ga:laud, asking per
mission to appear with him'for he govern
mont in these contempt cases.
Commonwealth's Attorney McCabe, Of
Loudoun, yesterday received letter from
the T. S. Marshal asking him to come to
Washington and deliver himself, but he re
piled that since the County Court was in
session and needed his presence the Marahal
must come after him if he wanted bin
l1cCabe also wired the Attorney General az
the Richmond jail, stating that he would be
vith him az soon as the Marshal took him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11

TIE RICHMOND Dispatch. in reference 20
The late action Of Judge Bond on the debt
question, says Virginia has many remedies
she has not yet tried. If the injury neces-
sarily resulting from the persistence in the
vain attempt to obstruct the execution OF
the mandates of the United States Supreme
Court, the supreme law of the land fall alone
upon those who advise such persistence,
few would object, but, unfortunately for the
State. that injury is inflicted upon all her
people, and bears heavily upon them, ind
rectly as we'll as directly. and morally as
we'll as materially. It's full time now that
the foolishness should stop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-11
rhn prcsihencs Trip.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi Oct. ll.-PreSden'
Cleveland and party ail arrive i'll the cit,
at 1925 p. In. to-day The excessive ineon
yenience occasioned the President by th"
public receptions elsewhere has led The !oca
committee on arrangements to omit thai;
ceremony from the entertainment pro
qramme. A reception COMMITTEES, consist
ing of Mayor Ames, Hon. w. d. "ashhurn,
Commander in Chief J. P. Raa, Hon. a. l.
Ankey and Hon. Sengrave Smith. will meet
the party at the depot, and all will proceed
in carriages, with military escort, to the
West Hotel. Lunch will be served in pr
vate apartments at $50, and at 3 the party
will start On long drive through the city
with mounted escort OF 200 men. Return
inc to the hotel the carriage will be joined
by military escort and proceed to the ex
position, where Mayor Ames will make a
short speech and the President will respond.
After viewing the exposition and taking
supper at the hotel the party will be escort
ed to the depot and leaye for Omaha at s
oicionk